It’s been a real privilege to work with Norma Gregory at Nottingham News Centre, and to learn from the company’s  important work. She has generously supported our charity, and developed our learning, with flexibility, diligence and grace. Norma is a fantastic communicator, rightly passionate about her work, and I cannot recommend her more highly.

Company website: museumsnorthumberland.org.uk/woodhorn-museum/

The National Miners Museum for England have been delighted to work with Nottingham News Centre on the Black Miners Museum project. They have created gateways into communities and audiences that we may not have otherwise reached. Norma Gregory, director, is very proud of her heritage and brings this enthusiasm and passion through into everything she does. She has made us think again about how we interpret our collections and would gladly work with her again in the future.

Company website: www.ncm.org.uk

Norma has a passion for giving media coverage to pressing issues around diversity and inclusion. What I really do appreciate is the fact that she really cares about personal individual journeys, taking quality time and patience to sit and listen to the respondent. Results of such are well-packaged and well-presented as evidenced by her online media content and broadcasting.

Through working alongside Norma Gregory, I can vouch for her successful work in delivering the Black Miners Museum project. Additionally, I am aware of many other previous heritage projects Norma has carried out. I am also able to confirm she has pertinent knowledge of equality and diversity issues, strong interpersonal, communication and organisational skills. She is able to work to deadlines and is appropriately thoughtful in her work. To credit Norma, she is a very enterprising and intelligent individual with a strong feel for the importance of and understanding of the means to develop ways to ensure delivery of diversity in museum and heritage sector organisations – in interpretation terms and organisationally.